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Some Observations on Intractable Gastric Ulcers Yoshio Miyashita 1 1Miyashita Hospital pp.1683-1688
Published Date 1970/12/25
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1403111224
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Macroscopic observation of afixed specimen of a Ul-Ⅳ type gastric ulcer revealed a depressed area on the mucosal surface surrounding the base of the ulcer in a ring or belt-like fasion. The mucosal folds in this area were reduced in width, showing partly abrupt cessation and partly confluence. In a cross-sectional view of this area, the beginning of the mucosal depression corresponded with that of scar tissues, and the extent of the former fairly coincided with the latter. Contrariwise, it was also noted that the mucosal surfacewas elevated in a part around the base of the ulcer. Fibrosis was more manifest in the subserosa than in the submucosal layer. This scarring on the mucosal surface was remarkable in Ul-Ⅳ type ulcers, but not so distinct and of smaller extent in Ul-Ⅱ and Ⅲ type ulcers.

 By naming this scarring on the mucosal surface as the “sign” of ulcer scar, the authors have investigated gastrocamera pictures in cases of ulcer of the stomach he was able to follow up clinically. In about half of them this sign was recognized in gastrocamera pictures. These positive cases were then divided into recurring and non-recurring groups. Investigation of these two groups revealed that in recurring group this sign was predominantly positive, while in non-recurring group the sign was not distinct in more than the falf.

 If this sign is considered to be indicative of recurrence possibility of gastric ulcer, it is presumably impossible in more than half of gastric ulce patients to obtain radical cure by conservative treatment alone.


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